BBQ Easter Dinner! | Chuds BBQ



Today I make a smoked leg of lamb, with a garlic confit. It’s an impossibly tender and delicious centerpiece roast for your holiday table. Quick and easy cook, I highly recommend giving this a try!

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►8″ Chef’s Knife

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►Chud Rub and 16 Mesh Black Pepper

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►Wagyu Tallow

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21 Comments

  1. Yeah you do. Straya 🇦🇺 I specifically watched this video because it's an American cooking lamb 😅 olease take no offence, I'm enjoying the increasing number of State Side bbq lamb videos I'm seeing. It's a great cut. Very forgiving, much like a butt. Especially the shoulder. Takes very well to long, well-done cooking as well. Lamb ribs are fucking fire. Age 10, I cooked my first bbq on a Weber kettle and it was lamb. That was 35 years ago. Met some stand up Americans and Canadians when I was 17-ish who showed me how to use the kettle for more than roasting and I was hooked. Everyone in America, eat more lamb. It will make your tummy happy and put vitality into your bones 🐏

    Also, are your lambs grain finished or grass reared and finished? Because I think grain makes the meat sweeter, but I prefer the gaminess of the grass reared. Pairs well with sharp, sweet or spicy flavours. Recently did a lamb and date tagine, smoked dirty for an hour in the offset using olive wood. Fuck it was good haha. Lamb. Woo.

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